Retirement and savings checkup

Has it been a while since you reviewed your retirement plan? Would you like an overview of what retirement and savings options WSU offers? Are you not close to retiring, but thinking you need to have a better understanding of your retirement options?

Join Human Resource Services (HRS) for a retirement and savings check-up session!

This presentation is open to all benefit-eligible employees, both DRS and WSURP participants, and will be held Nov. 4, from 10:30 a.m. – noon, via Zoom; Meeting ID: 812 058 2016.

HRS Benefits: 509-335-4589, hrs.benefits@wsu.edu.

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